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Drewbacca

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  1. For what it's worth, look at Samsons tape from Miami and Oakland, he was a pretty good center...he played last year hurt, which is why his play was down.

     

    Shipley was nothing more than average at best, and that's his ceiling. Samson has higher potential as does Holmes.

     

    Trade a backup center and it's as if the world collapsed down in Indy.

  2. If one of the two (Shipley/Samson) weren't cut or traded I would be more Pi**ed off that we used a pick on a center in the 4th when there were other players that I thought would have been better selections. At least they are committing to their FA signing and draft pick, all the while getting something for a UDFA.

  3. What I think a lot of analysts are misinterpreting with the Colts draft is this. These players are not the play-making, sexy type of picks but what these players do is help out the team and to me are an extension of last years draft. 
     

    Werner: helps out the defense in setting the edge, helps out the run and most importantly helps out our pass rush which benefits our defensive backs

     

    Thornton & Holmes: Helps out Luck and Ballard the most

     

    Hughes: Bit of a project, at best will be rotational guy this year. Hopefully helps out the run stop unit.

     

    Boyett: Probably a special teamer this year, learns behind Bethea for a year, maybe steps in as a 3rd or 4th safety. 

     

    Williams: Gives us a speed element that we did not have in the RB corps when Brown got hurt, can add to our return group as well.

     

    Cunningham: Blocking TE at a cheap rate.

     

    All of these picks address needs that we had, that were not strongly established in FA. It's a solid draft (B- to B) but time will tell on it.

  4. CBS: B

    The Colts took a pair of longtime Pac-12 contributors in USC center Khaled Holmes and Oregon safety John Boyett, each of whom should have a chance to push for playing time as rookies. However, the most intriguing pick from Indianapolis on Saturday could be Nevada running back Kerwynn Williams, whose speed and versatility should get him on the field in some capacity, be it for kick returns or in the backfield.

     

     

    http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2013/4/28/4277080/2013-nfl-draft-grades-afc-south

     

  5. Nick Beckton, OT, Virginia Tech, 6'5", 323

     

    Xavier Nixon, OT, Florida, 6'6", 321

     

    Adrian Bushell, CB, Louisville, 5'9", 186

     

    Johnny Adams, CB, Michigan State, 5'10", 185

     

    Tony Jefferson, FS, Oklahoma, 5'11", 213

     

    Kevin Riddick, ILB, North Carolina, 6'1", 241

     

    Cory Grissom, DT, South Florida, 6'1", 306

     

    Any news on the bolded ones?

     

    Riddick to NO

     

    Jefferson to Zona

     

    Nixon to Wash

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